Stern Hu: charged with receiving bribes and infringing commercial secrets.
World is watching Hu trial, Rudd warns
By Emma Rodgers and Stephen McDonell
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has warned China that "the world will be watching" the trial of Australian mining executive Stern Hu.
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